Drugs
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Jock Itch Cream: Usage, Side Effects And More
Jock Itch Cream is an antifungal drug whose active ingredient is clotrimazole, used in the treatment of skin infections caused by fungi. Jock Itch Cream is often used to treat the following ailments: Rash in skin folds (intertrigo)ThrushAthlete’s footRingwormFungal nail infectionInfected diaper rash The duration and form of use of…
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Bronkaid: Usage, Side Effects, Effect on Pregnant Women
Bronkaid Max Caplets is a medicine whose active ingredients are bronchodilator and ephedrine sulfate, which helps to temporarily relieve mild asthma attacks. Bronkaid does not contain any component that helps sleep. The drug Bronkaid temporarily relieves mild asthma symptoms such as wheezing, bronchial obstruction, chest tightness and shortness of breath.…
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Cortizone 10: Usage, Side Effects, Effect On Pregnant Women
Cortizone 10 products are anti-itch products used in the treatment of various skin problems (such as poison oak/ivy, eczema, dermatitis, itching in the external genital area, anal itching) whose active ingredient is Hydrocortisone. Hydrocortisone in the drug reduces the itching, swelling and redness that may occur in the above-mentioned conditions.…
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Advil Cold And Sinus: Ingredients, Directions For Use
Advil Cold and Sinus is a cold medicine that contains Ibuprofen 200 mg and Pseudoephedrine HCl 30 mg active ingredient. These descriptions are updated descriptions and may differ from the descriptions on the package. If the information written here is not the same as the information on the product, be…
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Ovasitol: What Are The Side Effects? How To Use?
Each Ovasitol powder package you will use contains 2000 mg of vitamin in a 40 to 1 ratio of Myo-inositol and D-chiro-inositol, which the body naturally produces. Some studies have found that the inositol in this drug supports healthy hormone levels, menstrual cycle and ovarian health. The drug is manufactured…
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Ipecac Syrup: Usage, Side effects, Doses
Ipecac is a syrup used to expel the poison from the mouth (by vomiting) in some poisonings. It is very important to use it carefully, as the side effects of the syrup can be very severe. This syrup should not be used if abrasives such as acids, petroleum distillates such…
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Can You Take DayQuil At Night?
The common cold is a disease that can happen to people of all ages, and it is a disease that needs attention and usually does not pose a risk. At the end of our article, we will give you some ideas on how you can heal yourself naturally at home…
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Reparil Gel: Side Effects, Price, Instructions For Use
Reparil gel is a gel containing 1% escin and 5% 2-hydroxybenzoic acid, N-ethylenetanamine salt (diethylamine salicylate). Please note that you should only use this gel if your doctor has prescribed it. Below we will also cite sources for you to rely on the information we provide, but this does not…
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Treda: Ingredients, Impact On Pregnant Women
Treda is an over-the-counter drug that helps normalize the intestinal flora, treats intestinal infection and protects the intestinal mucosa. Contrary to popular belief, treda does not cause constipation. Treda® is an antibiotic that helps relieve diarrhea. Its active ingredient is Neomycin Sulfate, Kaolin Colloidal and Pectin Citrus. This oral medication…
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What Is Madecassol Cream And What Is It Used For?
This cream, whose active ingredient is Centella Asiatica, has a very nice scent. If you are a parent, you cannot ignore the risk of your children falling while playing. Adults or children can use this cream during injuries. It is important to avoid any secondary infection in order to speed…
